Crowds begin to disperse after Zuma case
The crowd of supporters outside the Durban High Court is dwindling following former President Jacob Zuma’s second court appearance.
Zuma is facing 16 charges of fraud and corruption in relation to the controversial arms deal.
Dressed mostly in ANC regalia, many in t-shirts with Zuma's face, they cheered as Zuma thanked them for coming and told them he loved them.
Zuma then indulged them by belting out his signature tune uMshini Wam - accompanied by his enthusiastic dance moves.
The hundreds of supporters who united outside the court in their support of Zuma are slowly going their separate ways after being addressed by the former president.
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Dressed mostly in ANC regalia, many in t-shirts with Zuma's face, they cheered as Zuma thanked them for coming and told them he loved them.
Zuma then indulged them by belting out his signature tune uMshini Wam - accompanied by his enthusiastic dance moves.
Some of the supporters who spoke to Newswatch said South Africans should not forget what Zuma has done for this country and that he is innocent until proven guilty.
and Carl Niehaus, spokesperson for Umkhonto We Sizwe MK, also addressing the crowd. #Zuma #ZumaCharges pic.twitter.com/hVmdyNETyD
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